True crime publication digging into history’s darkest cases—murders, disappearances, organized crime, serial killers, cold cases, and long-buried mysteries. We focus on the unsolved, the unexplained, and the unforgettable.
During the 1990s, a violent serial rapist known as the "Batman Rapist" stalked and assaulted women on the streets of Bath. More than 35 years after the first attack, his identity remains a mystery
Between 1911 and 1912, dozens of grisly unsolved axe murders were linked to a shadowy serial killer known as "Billy the Axeman." Over the decades, researchers have speculated about his identity
On May 10, 1973, an unidentified man was blown to pieces while attempting to rob a bank in Kenora, Ontario. More than 50 years later, the man's true identity remains a mystery
In the early 2000s, former beekeeper turned vigilante Alexander Taran stalked and gunned down several people he believed were responsible for the deaths of his two children
Described by some as a "Real Life Dexter," Pedro Rodrigues Filho became Brazil's most infamous serial killer. His penchant for murdering other criminals drew comparisons to the famous TV antihero
In March 1981, 30-year-old Marianne Bachmeier, a West German mother shot and killed the man who murdered her 7-year-old daughter inside of a courtroom. Decades later, the incident is still remembered
When Baton Rouge father Gary Plauché learned that a trusted family friend had abducted and abused his 11-year-old son, he took justice into his own hands
In July 1981, Ken McElroy, a violent and abusive criminal, was shot dead in front of dozens of witnesses in Skidmore, Missouri. Despite this, no one was ever charged in his death
In November 2013, former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins was convicted of a series of horrific crimes against children. 12 years later, Watkins met his end while locked up in a high security prison